Damascus Steel Hunting Knife — Olive Wood & Zebrawood Handle | Leather Sheath
Damascus Steel Hunting Knife — Olive Wood & Zebrawood Handle | Leather Sheath
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Damascus Steel Hunting Knife — Olive Wood & Zebrawood Handle
Two woods. One blade. The kind of knife you pick up and don't want to put down.
The blade is hand-forged Damascus steel — layers of high-carbon steel folded and drawn until the pattern runs deep through the metal. The handle pairs olive wood with zebrawood, pinned with brass and shaped to sit naturally in the hand. The embossed leather sheath has a snap closure and belt loop, ready for daily carry from day one.
Every piece is made by hand. No two are identical.
Complete Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Blade Material | Hand-Forged Damascus Steel |
| Damascus Pattern | Ladder / Twist Multi-Layer Pattern |
| Blade Style | Drop Point — Full Tang |
| Blade Finish | Acid-Etched Damascus Pattern |
| Blade Length | Approx. 4 inches |
| Overall Length | Approx. 9 inches |
| Handle Length | Approx. 5 inches |
| Handle Material | Olive Wood & Zebrawood with Brass Pins |
| Construction | Full Tang |
| Hardness | 58–60 HRC |
| Sheath | Embossed Brown Leather Sheath with Snap & Belt Loop |
| Weight | Approx. 200g |
| Condition | Handmade, Brand New |
The Blade — Hand-Forged Damascus Steel
Damascus steel starts as alternating layers of high-carbon and low-carbon steel, forge-welded at high heat and worked repeatedly until the layers number in the hundreds. The pattern that results — flowing, organic, never repeated — is not applied to the surface. It runs through the steel itself.
At 58–60 HRC, the blade holds a sharp working edge through sustained outdoor use. The drop point profile keeps the tip strong for piercing while the curved belly handles slicing and field dressing tasks cleanly.
The Handle — Olive Wood & Zebrawood
Olive wood is dense, hard, and naturally resistant to moisture — one of the oldest handle materials in knife making. The grain runs in warm golden tones with natural variation that makes every piece different. Zebrawood adds contrast with its bold dark striping, and the brass pins lock the scales firmly to the full tang.
The Sheath — Embossed Leather
The brown leather sheath is embossed with a decorative pattern and hand-stitched with cream thread. A snap closure keeps the blade secure, and the belt loop supports standard carry.
Built For
- Hunters and field dressers — drop point blade and full tang handle serious outdoor work
- Outdoor and camp use — Damascus edge handles rope, wood, and food prep
- Collectors — olive wood, zebrawood, and Damascus pattern make this display-worthy
- Gifting — a handmade Damascus knife with embossed leather sheath is a gift worth giving
Knife Care Instructions
- Wipe the blade dry after every use — Damascus steel will spot if left wet
- Apply a light coat of mineral oil to the blade periodically
- Condition the wood handle with linseed oil every few months
- Condition the leather sheath with leather conditioner every few months
- Resharpen on a whetstone or ceramic rod when needed
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the wood handle real?
Yes. Natural olive wood and zebrawood — not synthetic, not resin. Each handle is unique in grain and color.
Q: What is full tang construction?
Full tang means the blade steel runs the full length of the handle — the strongest construction method for a fixed blade knife.
Q: Does Damascus steel rust?
Damascus contains high-carbon steel and can develop surface spots if left wet. Dry the blade after use and apply a light coat of oil.
Q: Is this knife suitable for field dressing?
Yes. The drop point blade profile and full tang construction make this a capable field dressing and outdoor knife.
Hand-forged. One of a kind. Two woods, one blade, zero compromises. Order yours today.
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This knife is intended for adults 18 years of age or older. The buyer is solely responsible for compliance with all applicable local, state, and federal laws regarding the purchase, ownership, and carry of knives.
